I have a friend who talked about homebrewing a Pathfinderization of the Lankhmar setting from AD&D. I blanched, thinking of the work involved. And then it occurred to me that someone here might have done at least a basic job for her! Obviously, this would not be for publication in this or any lifetime.
Does anyone know of anything?
Googling provides any number of conversions in seconds (I typed in lankhmar pathfinder). Are you asking for recommendations? I haven't tried any of them if so.
If you're interested in Lankhmar, go back to the source: Fritz Leiber's stories of Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser.
I'm sure you could use any extant setting material from any edition, relying on the many PF books for the stats of creatures and villains.
IIRC, the first appearance of Nehwon content in D&D was the 1976 supplement Gods, Demigods & Heroes. Leiber's work was certainly a great inspiriation in the creation of D&D, and arguably the source of the "Thief" class.
avr, I didn't know. And didn't try -- oops. I'll let her know.
If anyone else comes on with a specific rec, I'll be grateful.
Weldrake, thanks.